JAPAN - At least five underperforming managers face the cull at Japanese corporate pension funds following the return of daiko henjo, the practice by which funds are allowed to return public assets under their management to the government.
The Japanese government recently revised daiko henjo procedures, making it easier for pensions to give back the public assets. According to US-based consultant Greenwich Associates, the move has...
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